Par Excellence Demo

make the travel experience better, raising the expectations of both men and women travelers. Today, you can thank yourselves, for you are the ones who noticed small details and spoke up about them to hotel companies. Now we have more comfortable beds, tastier room service meals and, yes, ironing boards and hair dryers in almost every hotel room across the country. And, yes, women were the ones who advised Wyndham to create a personalization program for travelers – now the very popular Wyndham ByRequest. Go to www.wyndham.com if you haven’t joined Wyndham ByRequest. It’s worth it, believe me, to have your favorite snack waiting for you when you arrive and lots of other perks that ByRequest members receive. Travel is a billion dollar industry that is keeping Americans and the American economy growing. The lesson I’ve learned from being part of the travel industry for more than 10 years is that we all make a difference. As we protect our American dream of traveling near and far to places known and unknown, it is imperative that we understand the value of travel to the US economy, the global economy and to the intellectual component of our lives. I’d like you to enjoy some of the travel tips that have come from women who travel extensively and have won our annual Women On Their Way contests over the years. Go to www.womenontheirway.com to find out how you can enter our women business travelers contest. Each winner wins a free vacation stay for two, air fare, perks and lots of glory. quality service and that this is done in a timely, safe manner. But wait! Men want those things, too! Today, service producers must ask: ‘What does THIS traveler want?’ I know of no two people, man or woman, who are alike. Understanding and addressing individual needs wins customers.” “Regardless of whether you’re a man from Mars or a woman from Venus, in the world of business travel our wants are the same: responsive service, a clean and inviting room and a working television. Access to a treadmill, a hotel bar that isn’t a smoked-out boys’ club and a smattering of intriguing, healthy, low-fat menu items, too? Throw in some extra hangers and beam me up, Scottie!” Winner #5 N. robinson Cary Broussard is well known for spearheading the hotel industry’s first major marketing initiative targeted to women business travelers. The WOMEN ON THEIR WAY program currently includes a seven-year history with Wyndham’s Women Business Travelers Advisory Board, the popular WOMEN ON THEIR WAY Web site www.womenbusinesstravelers.com, and improved hotel products and services suggested by women through its leading research on the women’s travel market. Wyndham is the official hotel company for the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation as well as organizations such as the National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO), Business and Professional Women/USA (BPW), the American Business Women’s Association (ABWA) and the Executive Women’s Golf Association (EWGA). Broussard was named one of 25 Most Influential People in the Meetings Industry of 2002 by Meeting News magazine. http://www.wyndham.com http://www.womenontheirway.com http://www.womenbusinesstravelers.com

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Par Excellence Demo Contents Why I am Optimistic about Women in Business All the Presidents, Women Maverick Who Took on a Start-Up-and Learned a Valuable Lesson Golf Advice to Women Golfers (And it's Not How to Hit a Ball) Lifestyle You Shall go to the Ball, Cinderella (But First you Have to Get Real...) Travel Health

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